The Common and
Freeman’s Marsh
Two valuable areas of common land including important wildlife conservation areas.

The Fishery
Hungerford Fishery has 5 miles of private fishing along the chalk streams of the rivers Kennet and Dun.

Wildlife & Conservation
A key part of the work of the Town & Manor. Follow this for more...

John o’Gaunt Inn
The property has been owned by the Town & Manor since at least 1617. It has been an inn since c1819.

Church Croft
The Church Croft is the most ancient part of Hungerford - the original village green.

All correspondence and enquiries regarding the
Town and Manor of Hungerford should be via:
Mrs. Sylvia Breadmore,
Clerk to the Town &  Manor and Liberty of Sanden Fee
Town Hall, Hungerford, Berkshire  RG17 0NJ
Telephone: 01488 685081
e-mail: admin@townandmanor.co.uk

What’s New?
Committee Schedule and events 2013-14
Bird Monitoring on Freeman’s Marsh, 2013
The Election of the Trustees - 1 May 2013
Who are we? - the new Constable 2013
Updated Rules of Hungerford Fishery
River Dun